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Historic pub to close for six-figure renovation
A historic pub, whose earliest iteration dates back to the 18th century, is set to undergo a major renovation.
White Lion in Frenchay is to be given a new lease of life with a six-figure investment boost.
With the renovation underway, the popular pub on the edge of Frenchay Common will close from September 22 and is expected to reopen in October with new food and drink menus.
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The renovation will upgrade modern-day comforts while retaining the historic features and character of a traditional English pub.
With a fresh six-figure investment boost, White Lion will undergo a major renovation while retaining its historic features
The Frenchay Inn has a long history dating back to 1768, albeit under its earlier iteration – Frenchay Inn. In 1899, Georges Brewery acquired the establishment, demolished the original building and constructed the existing structure.
Operated by the Greene King group, the new investment is expected to create several front and back-of-house jobs.
White Lion on Frenchay Common is operated by the Green King group who runs nearly 30 pubs in Bristol
All photos: Milan Perera
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